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The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19
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- 0tinuusts rssfi-fss ut~t'i. anil rttiiiN atlun
land. Vss Ei~in iiropn. u.uTs~ Mar,
J. Jnhsrr sai Jamsa iiufvh.aii Uf
4r, Gafn.ii county. Colo.
= j, brI.,s. itrsis,~r.
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NOTICE.

Having bough, all the outstanding as
sets due the Cabinet Saloon since Aug.
18th. 1883. Ia the present date. I hereby
notify all parties indebted To the same to
come forward and settle ut once. All
assets not settled by April Is, will he
put in hands for collection at once.
T.. +. WEIGH.
MEEkEH. Colo. March 10, 1857,
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The new military post on the Du-
ciesne is absorbing all the surplus
ranch produce of Ashley valley which
used to find market ut Mesker. This
falling oil in the supplies from Utah
should make rauching around Meekei
more profitable in the future and we
have no doubt but our ranchmen will
take advantage of the changed state of
affairs.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19
MsEKru. Colo. Feb. q. iss5.

Lucy II. Parsons. the lecturipg
Anarchist, was refused a hall by u local
military company of Cleveland. Ohio.
the other day, where She proposed to
speak. she called on the Mayor to pro.
test against such action and became so
abusive and demonstrative that she was
locked up.
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Gtsy Drug Ssore.

,r drugs, medicines, paints, books,
3 onsry. fancy and toilet articles,
~ glasses. artists materials. musical
j Is, etc. etc, 90 or send Your orders
,r T.. s'uycr. Rawlins. Wyoming.
al 4, the l--,t gOIsis at lowest prices.
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We are glad To announce this week
that johnny Mckee. who was shot and
dangerously wounded by Sim Carter
Thursday week. is mp aud around again
all right. Mr.. Mckee is still carrying
the ball in his system and always will
carry 1t, we presume. but DIR. Gardiner
is not at all apprehensive of any danger
ON that nccount.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

China Jim has received 10, of plain
and fancy silk handserchi.is and iine
Grape shawls from China, and Is selling
them nj reasonable prices. Call and see
Jim at the Mccker hotel
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The Gregory stables.

II You wan, your horses well fed
an, properly taken care OF call at the
sta Is Of M.ssrs. Gilmore y Randall.
M ;rrgory stablesa are eenteraliy loca-
ted nd prices reasonable. Give the
~ pry call.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

The land comics, ease Of kiiinn Va.
Wells Is ended. Henry Wells having
abandoned his right io.con,c-t Mr. XII.
dun 5 claim, thus leaving the latter In
the full enjoyment ~ his rights.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

a portion of train on the Iron
Mountain road went through a trcstle
near Victoria, Missouri, which had been
weakened by flood. some days ago. and
although several narrow escapes are re.
ported and n number of passengers sew
erely injured no deaths are reported.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19
Ne..i AluI..

e, Smith has left at j. W. Hugus |
Nos 900 pounds Of seed oats at
s MS per ID cash.
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Creamery and 1snurh HuI,.r.

Nv. llugus have displayed on their
coNters a choic. stock OF Elsin Cream
cry Ind fresh ranch butter. The latter
is pm the ranch of II. G. Smith. and
fuf3 er recommendation is uhnc cessafy.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

The certificate OF incorporation Of the
Powell Park Ditch company. capital
SI.90. TO construct ditch in this
county. was flied with the Secretary uf
state last week. The incorporators arc !:
j. l.. Mediation. Geo. c. Wagner, Joe
Ralsion. John Burns. G.. $. Allsebrook
and { i Barton.
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Yhou,a. 10. Watson

Oncrs ai wholesale only one car load Of
,he finest brands Of liquors ever offered
In Western Colorado.
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kelly Island C.,axba.

A2elica, Port, sherry, Old Tom Gin
AZ imported Gin, Wholesale only, al
1y. Watson's.
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ron stlt.

\ Sc, %. secondhand harness; as good
as new. Inquir. ot j. ". ThayeT, u;
j. ". lusus y Co.'S.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

Lots Of p-nplc hav. talked of starting
n chicken ranch near Mc-kcFhut nobody
has got right down TO business yet.
When eggs aIl right along ai from
forty 10 sixty r"n;s dozen there Ougl,
to he money IN tie business.
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Bottled Liquor. "a, Wholesale,

Al ". u. Waison's, consisting OF line
Wvskies, Absynth, Angoslura, st.
Jiv vsn, Claret, lIcnnesey. 3-star
Bdpdy, Assorted Cordials and Cham
pa1nes.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

Johnnie Bishop. wcll-known mining
man, has examined the alleged carbon
ate discovery in Middle Park aud pro.
nouncos the discovery a fraud.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

Frank Joliautg-u says he has all he
can do In his lin. nowadays. Thc Rear
river ranchmen hay. been crowding
lin with work for IN. past two weeks.
which looks rs though the people ON the
Yampn were getting ready in dead
earnest fnE spring work.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

\ bill has passed tho Legislature.
which viii affect Mcckcr year hence.
It provides that Incorporated towns
shall elect mayor every two years and
board Of six trustees. two for one
year. two for two years aud two for
three years. and two each and every
year thereafter.
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j. V. Houston will receive complete
stock of new goods next week b, way OF
Grand junction consisting of every
Thing in the line Of stationery, etc.
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In another column will be found the
dissolution notice of IN. Arm Of wclch
X blair. T.. I. WEIGH continues ut
the old stand aud rs Mr.. wclch Is an
energetic young business man he will
make success Of the Cabinet.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

John Gould u,n popular aa,lller an,
iinrucss.makcr. r.pultS trad. Ia hi
line tooming.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

The Mcck-r Hotel has been feeding
i,s guests on ir,hh vegetables frum the
hoi huusr ioT -'ysral weeks past.
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1, il said the llrar river bridge Is far
enough advanced ioi'fmit the mail ,ha;
Is due herr this -yrningSso cross. rh.
river ia getting too hi.h for safe ford.
ing.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

What 40 candidates in the field for
municipal honos ami III" election ~
close E' hand. poit NIL speak nj once.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

The weather W. aFc now having b-'nts
anything In tie recollection oi ye oldest
inhahiiani for ti'.s s,'ss0n ut the year.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

Our merchants rrpor; trade very COOL
and ihc pro,Ps els for II continuance OF
the sam. arr still better.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

Ever Thing is moving along smoothly
%. Rear river bridge. Tile new bridge
vIi bc lnislcl before high wafer time.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

squire Evans has taken chars. at the
Eikhorn sinsr station. Mr.. Evans and
family moypi oul Ia the station Sunday
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

Whistles. Gins. French Cosniac and
IIenncsey Brandy, Blackberry Brandy,
at wholesale, at Watsdn's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

George Wagner had a rough time Of
II I'll, last Tip oy.E the Divide .r"rr-
saws the bottom has droppci oui OF the
rold.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

Subscriptions taken on any paper in
United States at publishers prices Al
Hous,on's,
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4. ~. aa,,.tss A 90,

Have just received "a full line Of garden
seeds. Also alfalfa, millet, whits clover
and lawn sfas,, etc.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

some Of tie bows are talking Of re
organizing the Lawn Tennis club.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

jesse Lamb has abandoned his anti
quatcd sleigh ard now brings the Raw
lins mail IN on the blackboard. 1t is
rumorcd that Jesse will shortly hand in
Ills resignation. This would be much re-.
GREETED by MecLeri,es with whom Jesse
il general fayoritc.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

Quit" number o, cur Fanchmcn arr
taking advantage ~ the present good
w-athcr ani are making preparations
Ia prove up.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

The baud lloys can now play tune
aud they are pTuu,leF than anythin. We
can tiiiuk ol,
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Green grass is commencing 10 make
iis appearance.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

The highest price paid for county war
rants at j. ". Hugus y Cos.
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School will elo,- about tie iirsi 81 the
month.
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Another fresh lot OF candies, Just re-
coiyed, at j. Y. Iiouston's.
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Giveit OneTrial
j. w. WEIGH.
Chris
BATH HOUSE
AND
Barber Shop.
Hot. Cold, Shower and vapor
Baths
Nc,i.c for I.nhiIcn,lon.

LAND OFFICE AT
GLrSwoop SrItISGs. Colo. Feb -. l.-5.
NoTiCE-Is hereby given that the following
.. named settler has iilcdl notice uf hi- ini"n-
tiun tn make final pruuf In support uf his
claim. and that said proof will H. male BE-.
fore the Iicsis.rr and Receiver. nt Glonwopl
SPRINGS Colorado, on April -, issi. nj u
n'ciuck ~. NJ. Wis Columbus !. ToliVcr of
Bruwn'- Park u. o. Utah Ter. or hts T.. v.
u. :. M. 2ais tC. &. - for the y sw q. sw I.
So !, sec u, 1p 10. N. u. ioi. W. 9Th y. VI.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
uf. said lnnd, viz: Perry +. Carmichael. \. a..
ONcrhult. ". w. Jnyncs and John Rife. MI of
Irovu's rnrk. Utah Ter.
.. i. DE!AS. Rczistcr.
fFir-i Pub March i.-IA,ai April IL. I-s5l
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

Fresh California Oranges. nj Hous-
toms.
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LOCAL ~ e WIS
ATTENTION. .rocauH>i

The annual meeting of the White
River Stock Growers Association viii
bc held ut MCoker on April 9Th, 1854.
The election Of uaicers for the ensuing
Year and other important business will
,se acted on. An mrmbers OF the as
,ociation are requested To be present.
A. j. GHEGuIsY,
President.
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Oranges at lloustons.

Diaries for iss7 at j. Y. Houston's.
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Fresh calafornia Figs at Houston 5.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT
GLrSwoon srtiNgs, Colo, Feb. 9, ls-i.
NoTiCI-rs hereby given that the following
~ named settler has nlrd notice uf his ini.n-
ton to make iinRl proof IN suppurt ~ his
claim, AMI that said pruoi viii b" made he
furu The RrQistcr and Receiver ut GlcnwOu1
Springs, Colombo. on April o. lss5. at 10 o'clock
u. m. Was james ". kcnnlcou, Of Ncokcr.
Colorado. ON his =. J.. u. =. No. ipt ute
Indian scricsl, for the Sc =, see 10, Tp /. n. II.
~ ". 9Th y. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of. srid land viz; Harry L. Taylor. Morris
Dreifuss. j. W. Wolfe and Henry Gicsler. all
pf Mcckcr. Garfield county. Colorado.
x. j. DELAN, Repistcr.
lfirat p'ih Feb 10. iss5-fis' Mar NJ, issTl
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MrnRrr; March ., 1851.
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Hoods SarsapaYiIla

Is the best blood purifier before the public. 1t
eradicates every impurity, and cures Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples, all Humors, Dys-
pepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
General Debility, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Kidney
and Liver Complaints, overcomes that tired feel
ing creates an appetite and builds up the system.
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mails and the birds slain to confirm the prom
ise which COP had made and renewed to
Abraham. The flame and smoke were a
symbol of JEHovAH's presence, which after
ward attended the hosts of Israel in their
pilgrimage out of Egyptian bondage. The
scene was symbol of COP taking an oath
to fulfill His promise to Abraham that the
land wherein he dwelt should become the
possession of his numerous posterity.
"In that day." says the record, JEHOVAH
made covenant with Abram," and the sub
stance of the covenant is embraced In the
promise that COP would give that land to his
posterity from the Nile to the Euphrates.
The promise of COP confirmed by His oath
is immutable, As the seed of Abraham was
to exist before COP forever, so Canaan was
to be its everlasting possession. But TINS ap-
piled not to the lineal posterity OF Aoraham'
to his seed according to the flesh, but to the
true spiritual seed which embraced the PROM
Use in faith, and held it in pure, peheVlng
heart, that was admitted to Divine fellowship
into which Abraham was admitted on &C
count of his faith, and which was symooiizeo
in the covenant which GoD made with nlm'
and through him, with all true believers IN
all nations and ages. Through CHRIST tne
promise has been exalted from its temporal
form to its true essence; through him the
whole earth becomes Canaan, and all men
through faith and righteousness shall inherit
the Promised Land. This is the New Cove
nant, founded on better promises, even spir-
itnal.
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FAITH.

(6) 1t is declared that Abraham believed
in JEHOVAH and He counted it to him for
righteousness" Faith itself is spiritual or
inward righteousness. 1t is the supreme at
tainment of the soul. 1t is the souls appre-
hension of Cop and submission to His will.
1t is, indeed, the fellowship of the spirit with
GoD Himself. Faith is the source of all true
righteousness and neutrality-suspicious. of
conduct and character and enduring person.
al power. AS state of mind faith is sure of
its object and relies firmly and persistently
upon it; and as denoting conduct toward GOD
it is firm, inward, personal, self surrender
ing reliance upon Him as the Source of all
being, and the Controller and final Disposer
of all things, and an unhesitating obedience
to His revealed will. Faith in GOD implies an
unconditional trust in His word, even when
the ordinary course of events furnishes no
ground for hope or expectation. This faith
Abraham manifested. He believed against
hope; looking unto the promise of GoD, he
wavered not, but waxed strong through faith,
being fully assured that what He had prom
ised He was able also to perform. And it
was reekoned unto him for righteousness
(Romans iv. 1929. This righteousness
Abraham attained through his unconditional
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" Well. well-the world must turn upon its

"Well, well-the world must turn upon its
axis,
And all mankind turn with it, heads or tails,
And live and die, make love and pay our
taxes"
is the way Byron looked at it; but sit is
not all of life to live" A healthy life is
the only one worthsliying for" and that
j" depends on the nvef." If the liver is
not in good working order, pimples,
blotches, skin diseases, scrofula, catarrh,
and long list of dangerous diseases re-
suit Make love; pay taxes" but above
all, get DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, and free your system from all i'm
purities of the blood by restoring your
liver to healthy action. By druggists.
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she only expressed one desire, when on be-
dying bed, and that was that she might once
more have the pleasure of meeting her Ian
sing friends and again sit in the old church
her first and last love, and hear the "good
news" always spoken there, once again. She
was not SO permitted to do, but her remains
reached Lansing on May 5, and on the fol-
lowing day large concourse of loving friends
gathered at the church and tearfully Joined
in the impressive service of the Rev. IL. ID.
Squires, and followed her to her final resting
place in Mt. Hope cemetery, beside the body
of her husband, with whom she lived for
fifty two years in happiness. M. B. O.
The following notice is taken from the
Galesburg Register, and inserted by request
of friends: Passed into the higher life, in
Carpenteria, CAL, at the home of her sister,
Mrs. G. L. Blood. Jan. Is, 1887, Mrs. Sarah
M. Wiswell, wife of Royal Wiswell, among
our best known and most respected citizens.
The maiden name of Mrs. Wiswell was Sarah
M. Woods, and she was half sister of N. @.
Woods, of this city. She was born in Virgil,
Cortland county, N. Y, July 10. 1920. Her
father moved to this State and settled near
Avon when she was a young girl. Growing
I'D she was first married to Mr.. mark More.
To this union four children were born, one
of whom is still living. She lived with Mr..
More in London Mills, Peoria and Farming
ton. While in Pennington she was a very
active member of the Universaist church of
that place. Dec. 4, 1864, some years after
the death of her first husband she was mar
ried to Royal Wiswell and has lived most of
the time since then in this city. Mrs. Wis
we'll was woman of far more than average
native ability. She had clear mind, sound
Judgment, sensitive conscience and kind
heart. She was faithful and devoted in all
of her relations. She looked well after the
" interests of her own household" She
made a pleasant home for all who came
motherless and daughter to the daughter
less. Few daughters would have been SO de-
voted in the care of their own mother as she
was in the care of her husbands mother, whose
last years were SO trying as to have wearied
a less noble and conscientious spirit. In her
religion she was lifelong Universalist and
devoted to the interests of her church. She
was one of the steadfast souls who cling to
the eternal verities through 'good and evil
report" She fed on spiritual mama" and
nothing but absolute necessity kept her from
the house of worship. She died as she had
lived, firm in the faith once delivered to the
saints, and her spirit passed gently into that
life without limit and world without end,
Blessed in the sight of the Lord is the death
of his Saints. sc.
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Mr.. Henry M. Stanley had

Mr.. Henry M. Stanley had long
and touching farewell interview with the
King of the Belgians recently. he
starts with the relief expedition Jan. %
Mr.. Stanley has been compelled to de-
cline 400 applications for positions on his
staff, as all the vacancies, which were
only five, we're already filed. He denied
the report that the British government
had subscribed largely to the cost Of the
expedition.
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

Has met peculiar and unparalleled success at
home. Such has become its popularity in Lowell,
Mass, where it is made, that whole neighbour
hoods are taking it at the same time. Lowell
druggists sell more of Hoods Sarsaparilla than
of all other sarsaparilas or blood purifiers.
Sold by druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared only by
@. l. HOOD & CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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every one who attempts to teach the Word,
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chair and all who would get nearer to the
meaning of the Sacred Writers, should pos
sess this volume. Rev. G.. L. Demdrest, d. ID.
The Chicago Standard, tBaptist), whose editor
is a personal acquaintance, says; HE (Dr. Han
SOM is most painstaking man. and wel read
Greek scholar, as the introduction to the pres
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Advertisements.
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Pure blood is absolutely necessary in order
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-19
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Proceedings Of the Third Week.

FRIDAY.
u. S. VS. James Byingtoni demurs
TO indictment, demurrer oyerruled;
pleads once in jeopardy.
4. S. VS. w. \. Thomas; cutting
timber. arraigned.
u. 5. VS. A. g. Green and Josiah
Richardson; adultery,-trial verdict of
guilty
SATURDAY.
U. S. VS. Samuel Tatlow; fornication,
nolled.
U. S. VS. Dudley Chase; continued
for term by consent,
u. S. VS. J. c. Atkinson; adultery,
defendant discharged after jury were
sworn. indictment not charging an
otfense.
u. s. VS. Nels Georgeson and VIM.
Bulge; unlawful cohahitation, trial
verdict not guilty.
Il. S. VS. W. n. Thomas; larceny,
arraigned.
IT, S. VS. James Call; unlawful co
habitation, pleads not guilty.
u. 5. grand jury bring in three true
bills and present their final report,
and are discharged for the term.
MONDAY.
U. S. VS. Matthew Thompson; per
iury. arraigned.
L. S. VS. John johnson; adultery,
defendant arraigned.
Il. S. VS. J. G, Atkinson; adultery,
arraigned.
Territory VS. G. Nickerson and Ed,
Harrington; robbery, trial, Nickerson
acquitted, Harrington found guilty.
i. S. VS. Dudley Chase; adultery,
witness u. Louder put under 300 bond
TUESDAY.
us. VS. Matthew Thompson; perjury,
motion to set aside the indictment
overruled.
Il. s. vs. S. b. Weeks; unlawful CO
habitation, arraigned, pleads guilty,
sentence suspended.
Territory VS. Geo. Shatfer and Robt
Morgan; embezzlement trial of case
and verdict of guilty returned.
Venire issued for seven trial jurors,
WEDNESDAY.
United States VS. j. Coon; arraign
ed, pleads guilty.
Territory vs Geo Bennetti embez
element motion for continuance de
nied trial OF case commenced.
Walker Bros. vs. Bush, ct al; cleri
cal error in decree corrected.
THURSDAY
The whole Of this day was taker
up in examining the witnesses IL
the Bennett cmbczzlemcnt case